Desperate Battle Near Malolos In Fight For Malate
Insurgents retreat toward Malolos as American forces under Brigadier General Voheatorn advance after capturing Malate beyond the Tullahan River. Col. Mary Egbert is killed. German and other troops reportedly suffer heavy losses amid combat near Manila.
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Malolos
Aguinalido
Manila
Jiord Voheatorn
Mailata
Tullahan River
Sumlay
Col
Marry
Egbert
Prince Lowenstein
Furmerly
Theonerat Miller
Tae
Josees
Madhieta
Pete
Uae
Armeritet Molipta
Mery
Tasitacs
Deserted battle scene on trenches and retreated forces
Fragmentary account describes trenches, encampments, and retreating units amid battlefield sounds. It references General Parsons, a unit under Curtiss Sede Qo, and the Ammunition lines, noting artillery and infantry positions and shifting front lines.
Lawyer Murder Sparks Westoee Court Turmoil
A lawyer is murdered prompting a dramatic pursuit across the region. The suspect allegedly surrenders after hours and is jailed as authorities move to quell public unrest and restore order in the Powling Green area.
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Aes
Promiment Tes
Nerty
Balt
Fumrperb
Nabert
Krongsbury
O. Amd
Chinese Railway Concession Moves Are Reported
Pekin authorities are pushing a broad Chinese railway program with liberal treatment for roads after completion and active support for survey teams. Total concessions listed reach twenty one across British, Anglo German, Anglo Italian, German, French, Belgian, Russian and American interests, including a Canton to Ghengue line with Burmah linkage.
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Seattle
Wash
Pekin
Canton
Ghengue
Insults from Spanish Papers on Cuban Occupation
The Correo Espanol and other Spanish colonial outlets continue to mock American actions in Cuba. They deride U S troops, criticize parks and social scenes, and question civilization’s impact, while praising Spain and lambasting the United States for its role in the Philippines and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Correo Espanol
Cuba
Aturdos
Treoke Salis
Gomez
Cdisre
Devacider
United States
Asad Paige
Philippines
North Amit
Horrible Happenings In Hoosierdom In Varied Forms
Six Mishawaka children aged eight to fourteen ate wild parsnips thinking they were artichokes. The group’s mishap caused agony and one fatality, while other cases include a wreck and an attempted murder indictment.
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Terre Haute
Mishawaka
Elmer Murthy
Gleb
Train Wreck Causes Fatalities and Injuries in County
A freight train derailed on a wrecked track scattering loaded cars with store merchandise steel rails and other goods. Several workers were injured and one person died after being tossed from a car. An investigation note cites assault allegations connected to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpecn
Jaldimore Ya Onta
Mnoen Wioyve
Mme
Hetlees
Vlate
Fragmentary note on an old case from St. Tes
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an old case and a person named St. Tes. It references paying attention and a return after several days with the topic unclear. The text includes garbled phrases about work and loading nets.
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Dave Ug
St. Tes
Mortgages and mystery in Decatur and Evansville notices
The report mentions a fictitious Raw son with about 9 dollars from In Alana lenders in two years and unknown whereabouts. In Decatur John Davis recovers from poisoning by George MacKinsie related to his wife’s death. Evansville notes a fatalish carriage crash injuring five people, with minor details and a halted funeral procession.
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Rawson
Alana
Decatur Special
John Davis
George MacKinsie
Melsinsie
Davis
McKinsie
McWkiness
James M Tucker Shot Fatally Near Taswell
James M Tucker an ornament merchant from Taswell was fatally wounded on Saturday night returning to Taswell. Authorities believe two men who Tucker had previously informed against are the prime suspects and a posse pursues the alleged assailants.
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Buelsh
James M. Tucker
Taswell
Epdo
White
Tucker
Two Neighbors Injured in Knife Affray in Awland City
A serious quarrel between two men from prominent families in Awland City ended with Thomas Wiggs and another man receiving seven knife wounds after a fight Sunday night. Both men were taken to a local hospital for treatment and are described as stable.
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Awland City
Thomas Wiggs
Mariussay
Weeley Hlurt
Rmefehbor
Wienegs
Nori Vernon Special Report On Unclear Sentence
Thomas Landum, a colored farmer, was found Ivine on the.
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Nori Vernon
Thomas Landum
Ivine
Mot Woe A S Been Weed Te A S
Fragmentary text notes weed issues and public concerns. The readable portions reference local land and community impacts with unclear events or dates.
Strangled by bacilli. Miss Currie Rosenblatt dies in Baltimore
Miss Currie Rosenblatt of Baltimore died at Mt Revel Avenue from a streptococcal throat infection. Doctors Bernstein Winslow Osler and Atkinson consulted after an inflammation hidden between throat surfaces. An operation revealed the infection and its rapid spread, closing her airway and causing death.
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Miss Rosenblatt
Decatur Man Seriously Injured in West Cape Drive Attack
Reports say a Decatur man, identified as Battle, was seriously injured after a Monday assault near Pinekburn on West Ca Vee. Police say the suspect, 44, fled. no arrest has been made. Victim remained bleeding, condition critical as officers continue investigation.
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Decatur
West Ca
Breiebhoo
Plickbu Ead
Baedix
Battle
Cape Cod
Bary Beahis
Weowthy
Rushville Fight At Church Ends With Dismissed Case
In Rushville a disturbance at the Heavenly Recruit church during a Mandey afternoon youth meeting led to fights between Pearl Hear Levi and others. Several injuries occurred including hair pulling and a black eye. The mayor dismissed all proceedings after hearing the evidence.
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Rushville
Heavenly Recruit
Mandey
Pearl Hear
Aid
Levi
Qmi
Vansickie
Indictment in Rushville forgery case over fake mortgage
A Rushville grand jury indicted WHM am FH. Dawson on forgery charges for selling a bogus mortgage on William Rhodes's Center township farm to Elisha Hing a money lender. Dawson allegedly forged Rhodes and wife signatures and the notary public. King purchased the document.
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Rushville
Grand Jury
Whmam FH
Dawson
Elisha Hing
William Rhodes
Center Township
Rhodes
King
Multiple Assaults and Suicides Reported in Local Area
A disjointed layout describes injuries from beatings and possible fatally tainted confrontations. Mrs. Pred Williams of Lyford and Mrs. James Johnson are named in violent incidents with no clear outcomes. Other reports mention suicides, despondency, and domestic assault claims, with various individuals cited across Windfall and nearby towns.
Lithium Springs Company announces Attica project expansion
The Lithium Springs Company has been ercanized at Attica with 850000 to be spent on a new sanitorium and surrounding developments. Mrs Mary ODonnel of Dunkirk is formally held for murder after shooting Frank Whitesell and is jailed in Winchester. Mrs Susan Rathbone of Knightstown is dead and her remains sent to Kinderhook for burial. George W Gelesler of Poseyville seeks bankruptcy relief with assets listed at 16000 and liabilities at twice that amount. Dr Ethan Allen of Lafayette plans to practice in Sheldon after leaving the State Soldiers Home. A walnut tree cut on the Woods farm in Wabash county measures nine feet in circumference at the base and states its height.
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Attica
Mary O'Donnel
Dunkirk
Frank Whitesell
Jai
Winchester
Susan W. Rathbone
Knightstown
Kinderhook
N. Y
George W. Gel
Race War in Little River County Triggers Mob Killings
Texarkana Ark special reports a white mob attacking Black residents in Little River County. Seven Black men killed or wounded. bodies hung from trees across the county as armed whites patrol for conspirators. Fleeing Black residents seek safety while authorities and vigilantes pursue alleged plot leaders linked to a planned race war.
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Texarkana
Ark
Little River
Creneral
Duelkees
Edwin Goodwin
Adam King
Joseph Jones
Benjamin Jones
Moses Jones
Joe King
John Johnson
Little River County
Indian Territorys
Texas
Richmond
Sean
Tacrracs
Gul
Remeny
Lynching Report From Little River and Texarkana Area
A Little River county correspondent describes widespread fear and reticence after recent killings. Four black men are named as victims near the Red River bottoms, with two found near New Boston Texas and Rocky Comfort Arkansas. An inquest ruled death as natural or frozen, a verdict seen as a grim joke, amid disputed location of the lynchings.
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Little River County
Red River
Duckett
Texarkana
Nel River
New Boston
Tex
Rocky Comfort
Ark
Joe King
Moses Jones
Justice of the Peace
Arkansas
Bowie County
Texas
Bryan in Birmingham Draws Enthusiastic Crowd
William J. Bryan spent Thursday in Birmingham with crowds from nearby towns gathering to hear him discuss current Democratic issues. A large audience filled the Mortis hotel and Auditorium, where he spoke for three hours to about 400 listeners.
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Birmingham
Ats
William J. Bryan
Perry Belmont
Irvins
New York
Pose ii
Mr. Belmonts
Endeauver
Mir Belmont
Jefferson
Min Bryan
le Ehievas
Mortis
Tie
Mennee
Hoboken Fireworks Factory Explosion Kills Three
A Hoboken New Jersey fireworks manufactory exploded on Saturday. Nicola Anzalone was killed and Michael Angelo, fourteen, was fatally hurt. Jose Angelo, the boy’s father, suffered painful burns to hands and face. Total monetary loss described as small.
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New York
Freworks
Hoboken
N. J
Nicola Anzalone
Michael Angelo
Jose Angelo
Michael
Lynching in Yazoo County Mississippi at River City
Three African American men Minor Wilson C Reed and Wallis Boyd were seized by a mob near River City Yazoo county last Saturday morning. After being shot they were weighted with cotton bale ties and dumped into the Yazoo river. The killings followed a night time dispute at the Midnight plantation where they and two others allegedly attacked two whites.
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Jackson
Miss
River City
Yazoo County
Yazoo River
Minor Wilson
C. ©. Reed
Wallis Boyd
Yazoo City
Sharkey County
Sylvester
Rescue
Silver City
LYNCHING IN ARKANSAS NEAR ROCKY COMFORT
In Vexarkana special report James Stockton a prominent planter of Little River County Ark was murdered by a man identified as General Duckett a Black suspect Pickett surrendered claiming starvation from hiding near Red River bottoms He was taken toward Richmond then mob action seized Duckett and hanged him after he allegedly confessed to the crime.
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Vexarkana
Ark
James Stockton
Little River County
General Duckett
Pickett
Red River
Rocky Comfort
Johnson
Richmond
Nomeb
Duckett
Belmont President Denies Teller Charges in Interview
New York special reports Peris Belmont, president of the Democratic club, said Senator Teller of Colorado claimed the Democratic club is a group of Republicans in Democratic colors. Belmont issued a written statement rebutting that Teller leads the silver Republicans allied with AL Brygo and Chicago platform aims to create discord in the Democratic ranks.
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New York
Peris Belmont
Democratic Club
Teller
Colorado
Afr
Belmont
AL. Brygo
Chicago
Crete
Treaty With Mexico Extradition Pact Awaited
Washington anticipates Mexican Congress approval next month of the extradition treaty already ratified by the United States Senate. Until ratification the old treaty expired and the interim allows cross border asylum for offenders. The new pact reportedly will be retroactive to cover crimes during the interim until full ratification.
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Washington
Mexican Congress
United States Senate
Mexican Senate
Mexico
United States
Roosevelt testifies on canned beef in army inquiry
In New York City on Saturday the army beef court of inquiry heard Governor Roosevelt as the sole witness. He described his experience with canned beef and testified it made his Rough Riders sick and was unpalatable and unfit for food.
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Army
New York City
Roosevelt
Effort Aims to Consolidate St Louis Street Railways
A movement forms to unify all street railway lines in St Louis under a single system. Proponents argue consolidation would streamline service and reduce overhead, while opponents warn of higher fares and slower routes for some neighborhoods.
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St. Louis
Army muster figures show 42,000 Cuban troops revised
The Cuban army totals 13 219 Cuban soldiers excluding officers while General Gomez originally cited 42 000 privates and NCOs. Governor reports list Santiago none and Havana province 2 435, with other provinces totaling 4 769 in Santa Clara and 5 000 in Pinar del Rio. General Gomez and inspector Roloff clash over muster rolls. Brigadier General Ernest to distribute 3 million dollars with uncertain apportionment. Major General Wood notes surprise at Santiago absence of Cuban troops.
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Havana
United States Military Administration
Santiago
Puerto Principe
Santa Clara
Matangas
Pinar del Rio
Gomez
Roloff
Brooke
Wood
Indiana Forestry Association Organized in Indianapolis
The Indiana Forestry Association formed in Indianapolis with aims to grow public interest in forest care, promote afforestation, and plant trees in parks and along roads. Officers include John P. Brown president and William Watson Woollen secretary, with several vice presidents and committees on forestry and parks. Monthly meetings set for the second Saturday. annual meeting the Wednesday after the second Monday in January.
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Indiana Forestry Association
Indianapolis
General Assembly
C. A. Schenck
Biltsmore
N. C
John P. Brown
Connersville
Wiliam WH. Drapier
Amos W. Butler
John TW. Halliday
Albert Lieber
Alexander Johnson
Fort Warre
Wiliam Watso Woollen
Lewis Hoover
William Watson Woollen
John YY. Brown
J. Clyde Power
John R. Pearson
Way
Spanish Reforms Narrow Navy and Pension Rules
Madrid plans to sell remaining warships in the Philippines and the Chil seas and cut navy officers by half by not filling vacancies. Commissions will fall gradually, not by abrupt dismissals. Silvela issues a decree about large pensions for cabinet ministers after leaving office. Pension payments pause when officials return to office.
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Madrid
Council of Ministers
Philippine Islands
Silvela
Census appointments name chief statisticians
Washington special Director Merriam of the census announces appointments William Hunt of Massachusetts to head population statistics and Jegrand Powers of Minnesota to lead agricultural statistics. Both are noted experts with Hunt having held the role previously and Powers having led Minnesota’s Bureau of Labor.
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Washington
Merriam
Wiliam
Hunt
Massachusetts
Jegrand Powers
Minnesota
Powers
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